Garvin v. State
New York Court of Claims
Claim for value of land and value of an alleged easement appropriated by the state.
1Opinion of the CourtCunningham, J.
On the 26th day of May, 1910, the claimant owned in fee a tract of land of about forty acres in the town of Whitest own, Oneida county. It was bounded on the south by the lands of the New York Central Railroad Company, on the west by lands of one Sweet, on the north by the Mohawk river, and on the east by lands of Mary E. Whitton and the *411estate of Jennie P. Tanner. For brevity we will designate the claimant’s property as the “ Garvin premises,” and the lands bounding the latter on the east as the “ Whitton premises.” On that date, the state, for Barge canal purposes and under the authority of…
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